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From growth monsters to bears — the view on Mag 7 is changing
"Removing risk every time the market becomes more concentrated would have been very detrimental (to returns) historically.
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Texas Tribune | July 24, 2025
Texans will pay higher power bills as clean energy development slows because of tax credit cuts, economists say
"Economic uncertainty makes business people very uncomfortable, and that generally depresses investment everywhere," MIT Sloan Professor John Sterman told the Texas Tribune.
UN Climate Change News | July 11, 2025
Accelerating Climate Technologies for Buildings and Infrastructure
The MIT Climate Policy Center was one of the organizers of an event on this topic hosted by the Technology Mechanism under the UNFCCC. MIT Professor Christoph Reinhart was one of the presenters.
SSRN | July 19, 2025
Evaluating Impact Investing through a Systems Thinking Lens: Hallmarks of a Transformational Approach
This thesis investigates how systemic investing can be evaluated by integrating systems thinking, evaluation theory, and investing practice.
TILclimate | July 10, 2025
Transmission: Power to the People
In an MIT climate change podcast, Joshua Hodge, Research Director of the MIT Climate Policy Center, discusses the potential benefits of a bigger, better electric transmission system.
The Hill | July 8, 2025
The EU's New Climate and Trade Policy Will Be a Good Deal for US Steel and Aluminum
In this column for The Hill, MIT Sloan Professor Catherine Wolfram and three coauthors explore some of the implications of the European Union's plans to implement a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.
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90% of college students use AI: Higher education needs AI fluency support now
If students are already using AI universally, institutions that continue to treat it as a fringe issue risk irrelevance.
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Best undergraduate business programs rankings
MIT Sloan School of Management was named the top undergradute business program in U.S.
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As federal tax credits for EVs end, experts worry about Mass. climate goals
In 2023, research by
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Can America's divisions be fixed by unlimited jalapeño poppers?
At a time when Americans seem split on nearly everything, one of the last places where people from different walks of life still sit side by side may be your local Applebee's. That's the concl